Therapy & Coaching for Asperger's, Autism, ADHD
Patricia Robinson, MS, MA, MFT
Patricia Robinson, MS, MA, MFT
College Students on the Autism Spectrum:
Learning to Succeed on Your Own?
Meet Your Goals!
Did you struggle academically last year?
Or socially?
Or just with being on your own?
Are you a new college student, not sure what to do now?
Are you just starting college?
Figuring out how to be independent from your parents, but still be connected?
Still struggling with transitioning to adulthood and independence?
Short term therapy can help!
College is a great experience, but it can be very challenging. For those with Asperger's, autism, ASDs, or ADHD, college is a huge change from high school. Academics, social life, roommates, dating, making friends, and just figuring out how to manage all the details of college life can be tough. Mom and Dad can help, but you're growing up now. You might need something more than your parents.
Try therapy now!
Therapy doesn't have to be long term, or about re-examining every aspect of your childhood. We can accomplish a lot in just a short time.
You can learn practical life skills for college.
Things like:
How do you juggle all the demands on your time?
How can you be more organized?
How can you start dating?
How can you make more friends?
How can you get along with your difficult roommates?
How can you manage your moods, like anxiety, worries, sadness, depression, loneliness?
When should you ask your parents, and when should you try to figure it out on your own?
How else can you get help when you need it?
How do you get from student to adult??
Let's work together, and make a plan now, so this is the best school year ever.
Learning to Succeed on Your Own?
Meet Your Goals!
Did you struggle academically last year?
Or socially?
Or just with being on your own?
Are you a new college student, not sure what to do now?
Are you just starting college?
Figuring out how to be independent from your parents, but still be connected?
Still struggling with transitioning to adulthood and independence?
Short term therapy can help!
College is a great experience, but it can be very challenging. For those with Asperger's, autism, ASDs, or ADHD, college is a huge change from high school. Academics, social life, roommates, dating, making friends, and just figuring out how to manage all the details of college life can be tough. Mom and Dad can help, but you're growing up now. You might need something more than your parents.
Try therapy now!
Therapy doesn't have to be long term, or about re-examining every aspect of your childhood. We can accomplish a lot in just a short time.
You can learn practical life skills for college.
Things like:
How do you juggle all the demands on your time?
How can you be more organized?
How can you start dating?
How can you make more friends?
How can you get along with your difficult roommates?
How can you manage your moods, like anxiety, worries, sadness, depression, loneliness?
When should you ask your parents, and when should you try to figure it out on your own?
How else can you get help when you need it?
How do you get from student to adult??
Let's work together, and make a plan now, so this is the best school year ever.
Therapy for Individuals with Asperger's, Autism, ADHD
Therapy for Adults, Teenagers, and Children
Therapy for Adults, Teenagers, and Children
I especially enjoy working with college students.
(925) 915-0924
Conveniently located in the San Francisco's East Bay, Contra Costa County, just off the Crow Canyon exit on 680. Easily accessible from Dublin, Pleasanton, Walnut Creek, Alamo, Blackhawk, Danville and San Ramon, California.
Office Address for Tuesday's Only:
125 Ryan Industrial Court, Suite 114
San Ramon, California 94583
Office Every Day but Tuesday
and Mailing Address:
2500 Old Crow Canyon Road, Suite 218
San Ramon, California 94583
Please call Patricia Robinson MFT at (925) 915-0924 or email patricia@patriciarobinsonmft.com.
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is not intended to provide or be a substitute for professional
services. Use of this website does not establish a therapeutic
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